Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
THE PRESIDENT In THE S,UTH.



ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1S.-Tbe presidential
party ala not retire until 2 o'clocs tnis IA rn-
Ing. 1t having been found imposs.ke s. get
their baggage through the erO~d-, (Which,
early this morning, could be seen . zee plDg ON
d ,ois n, q -tairways OF the hot..,) ana 60
their rooms earlier. Al IL o'slocx ,hls mora
ing Vice-P.e.id-ut Co Inns anu vise-presidcnt
Crazy Of the exp ,sition called NJ tnr presi-
d1ui's rooms, anu escorted the PR cent, Mrs.
Cleveland. aud Postmasser-}. nera, Was to
the cpl OIL, where they were receiv.a y, Gen.
. ,rdou. The visiting govcrnvrs, supreme
. 'urt Of the state, MEMBERS OF the govtt not's
stsf United s ates officials, municip ] au-
~tDorlt.es aud memters OF the iegi,l ! - "ers
Presented 10 the city's guests. thc c r -mony
over, the visitors, escorted by , IA ors
Brown and Co quit, ami ACCOM- anied by ste
visiting governors anu many o1ner people OF
us ~iuctlop, proceeded - the exposltion
ground. The nan, nal salute was nr Il AZ
the procession en- eu the gates and r oeed-
en to the speak To- stand. The f.rrnnlities OF
the We come TO the president o.s an with
PRAYER, after which vice.Prrs,dent Grady Of
the tx position In a brief out ei q lent speech
extended u welcome 10 the .rtsident. The
president Ia rely gave Z hri Il sketch OF At.
,anta's early mist ~ nj It's RAPID grown and
It's terri bic uestructioa during tine war " the
n bel ion, and he sa d.:
IL nave lately seen evidences Of The activity
Of the people Of the Uuited States Ia the Gre.
alion Of prosperous aud GUSHING citi,e, and
IA owe a. 1ipllp a. III. .nifies which ala unplar
aoie from EeW settle ment a.i tie growth OF
new 81 lea. b Il IL seems u ~ tha lne ele-
meut of her, Ism r. a lded ~ Tue ptop.e who
view without o'.peic the uttt ucflon IL all
tnel have wrong l., who nekin A. ala Ia build
their waste l~laces, and ~ho, Ia e.iie ot the
greatest uiecourasemeDts, vince u u ermi9-
ton % reacn their destiny. La tVrntvtwo
year toe second atlauta has ben built, and
ir G mparat We y larger, more prosperous sut
talr-r, Than the destroyed Albania htr y ace
IL hrst amp' Z tue cities OF tie gr, ~ sts 4. her
cpbs'ant increasing bust les. are " de, ees
" The courage and entrrprlee OF her people.
hey ma, well be proun Of he WORK ~ their
nand', nor ehall tie glory NJ ther achieve
ments b left To their role qualification All
tht,r cuuntrymen may couEratuiite them
selves that what has here bern - M 10 the
r'sult OF American courage and A. rican en-
terprisr."
After the president concluded, there we're
calls for Gov Gordon, WHO spoke brief, The
public reception at the fair groUnds Was II
pleasant at air.
CONTINUED
From the speaking stand tn. presidential
party was conducts. Il to machinery hail, In
which they tarrIed half an hour. The main
hall was SO crowded that the visit there Was
abandoned. The public reception 1T the ex.
position ground was Ii pleasant affair. Luuch
Was served a. the club house OF the Gentle
mems Driving clue. From there the party
went 10 the hotel, where they remained till 4
o'cl'cE. The gentlemen Of the parry ,lurd with
Gov Cord n this evening, AMI at he same
hour Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Was sere en-
te~rtaiped at dinuer oy Mr.. L. II. Porter.
This evening the entire partv attended a E-
e tion given by the Capital City clup frouyv
TIL IL O'Clock. Alter starting out tuis morp-
Ing, TIL midnight, the president aud wife have
been the TeciUlents OF n continued y ton.
Notwithstanding their pleasant II ptri- noes,
there are indications al every land tbN At
lsnta has undertaken more than sh, s,n cred
itably carry out. A bed to- might IL worth =
prince's ransom, and every man and woman
dnds 1t difficult to meet the present demands
Of hunger.